![]() ![]() The season continues with “Somewhere” (Oct. I’m looking forward to how Williamson tackles Brontë’s dated treatment of madness and power dynamics. But his not-so-settled past disrupts their would-be happiness. Not long after the titular heroine, penniless and orphaned, takes work as a governess, she falls for her mysterious and temperamental employer, Mr. Geva kicks off its 50th season with Elizabeth Williamson’s adaptation of Charlotte Brontë’s English Gothic story of poverty, longing, ruinous secrets, and resilience. #Lyrics roll with it steve winwood series#During the run of this main show, check out RoCo’s group experimental video exhibition, “Numinous Pools,” which explores the Great Lakes’ histories and ecologies from diverse cultural perspectives, as well as “Come What May, It Takes a Silver Bullet,” a series of works by Abiose Spriggs inspired by the 1933 film “Emperor Jones.” An opening reception for all three shows takes place Oct. The lineup includes Susan Begy, Emiliano Diaz, Quajay Donnell, Reb Ayşe Geduk, Gary Lamaar, Ray Ray Mitrano, Meredith Davenport, Michael Goldman/Consolidated Studios, David Hammond, and Richmond Futch, Jr. ![]() This year’s iteration of the show brings together the work of several artists who each explore different power dynamics, identities, shared spaces, and creative practices. RoCo’s annual creative exploration of Rochester’s people, systems, and spaces returns after a two-year COVID hiatus. The work is filled with subtle and overt indications of erosion and encroachment of decay creeping into lush utopias, like visual klaxons amid the desperate artifice of denial. But stronger forces are speeding up these unwelcome changes, and that’s the focus of photographer Anastasia Samoylova’s work in “FloodZone.” On view this fall at the Eastman Museum, this set of more than 60 images explores the southern United States and its sought-after tropical climate, where real estate development continues on land ravaged by climate change-driven flooding and hurricanes. Human civilization is an unending battle to stave off nature’s tendency toward entropy - it’s a constant fight to resist the grip of chaos in our carefully manicured existences. "Pink Sidewalk" by Anastasia Samoylova. ![]()
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